adminMBCA Bank to avail $75M
Oliver Kazunga, Senior Business Reporter MBCA Bank, one of Zimbabwe’s leading financial institutions, is set to avail $75 million working capital to local companies.
FRAMED, SHAMED, DAMNED…‘HIV syringe’ model NOT guilty…Both model and child NOT positive
Thandeka Moyo and Fungai Lupande OTHER than murder and rape, it was the most heinous crime a 24-year-old girl could be accused of: using a syringe to draw her own…
2016 PSL fixtures out…Reigning champs Chicken Inn face Dynamos in season opener
Ricky Zililo Senior Sports Reporter CHICKEN Inn begin their Castle Lager Premier Soccer League title defence with a tough home fixture against former champions Dynamos when the season kicks-off on…
Mujuru haunted by Nkomo slur
Nduduzo Tshuma Political Editor AS JOICE Mujuru began an ambitious effort to recast herself as a reformed politician yesterday, trashing everything she stood for in the Zanu-PF government where she…
Bob 92 festival on
Ellina Mhlanga, Harare Bureau TEN foreign basketball clubs are expected to take part in this year’s Bob 92 tournament starting on Friday in Harare.
‘No need for Zim panic’
Business Editor ZIMBABWEANS should not panic over Barclays Bank Plc’s plan to pull out as the move has no cautionary effect on the stability of country’s financial services sector, analysts…
Sadc embraces SOLTRAIN in energy production
Joseph Ngwawi Southern Africa is turning to solar energy as it takes steps to address challenges caused by shortages of electricity afflicting most countries in the region.
Big Nuz’s Danger in hospital after being stabbed
The weekend that was filled with festivities ended very badly for the Big NUZ member, Danger.
Tomana freedom duo charged
Tendai Rupapa Harare Bureau THE National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has nullified a decision by Prosecutor General Johannes Tomana to drop charges of possession of weaponry for sabotage against two soldiers…
Metallon Gold workers resume work
Business Reporter ABOUT 500 Metallon Gold Zimbabwe workers at Arcturus Mine who downed their tools a fortnight ago demanding their outstanding wages spread over five months have returned to work.